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Appearance attributes are properties that affect the look of an object without altering its underlying structure. Appearance attributes include fills, strokes, transparency, and effects. If you apply an appearance attribute to an object and later edit or remove that attribute, it does not change the underlying object or any other attributes applied to the object.
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Cut out stroke from objects beneath
I Found Object > Path > Outline Stroke which does this, and I can kind of get it working, but then the steps to accomplish would be:
Edit > Expand Appearance each circle
Edit > Path > Outline Stroke …
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